Word: heard
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...quote Classical Guitarist Andres Segovia [Oct. 29] as asking: "Who ever has heard of an electric violin? Or an electric singer?" There are at least nine patents on electric violins. Moreover, there are patents on electric musical instruments wherein the voice of a singer, say Crosby, is recorded note by note through his full range, so that any tune can be played on these instruments, with the Crosby voice emanating for all notes and chords fingered...
...hacks could be forgiven for never having heard of Lochinvar or Childe Roland. But they should have known from his record that John Lindsay was no dilettante but an accomplished and courageous politician. He had been a superb trial attorney, so good that he had received glowing praise from Justice Felix Frankfurter for his presentation of a case before the U.S. Supreme Court. He had proved himself to be one of New York's alltime champion vote getters in his 17th Congressional District. He was one of the toughest, go-it-alone independents in Congress, a top House expert...
After five transatlantic attempts to reach the singer for comment, the CRIMSON made contact with a female member of Harrison's household at 9 p.m EST (2 a.m Greenwich time). All she said was: "Who's George Harrison? I never heard...
...grass-roots itch to get in the saddle means that the hunt is more popular than ever. Some 35 new hunt clubs have sprouted in the U.S. over the last ten years, and children whose parents never heard the cry tallyho! are now riding to hounds...
...Willie heard the girl moving around inside the room. The keyhole darkened as she went past it and lightened again and darkened and lightened. She had on a short black skirt and a blouse open between her breasts. Her toenails were scarlet. There was blood on the doves, bright-red blood and a gentle look of surprise in their round eyes. Willie felt faint. His hand grasped the knife in his jeans. Willie split the trouts' bellies with his knife, washed them in the cold water of the brook, and wiped the blood off his knife with a skunk...